Sentence examples for lack of grace from inspiring English sources

House Republicans sang "Amazing Grace" at the start of their Tuesday kamikaze meeting, but they're amazing only for their lack of grace.

At a minimum, it was a real statement about lack of grace in flying today.

But he delivered this with his by now familiar lack of grace.

There's an unpleasant lack of grace, not to mention professionalism, in all of this mudslinging.

I've exhibited a lack of grace many times in my life.

He is in awe, mesmerized by the body, by the grace and lack of grace.

These loyal friends, with their own talents and standards, ought to matter more than Ewing's lack of public grace.

How better to summon sympathy than to highlight the romantic disappointments that attended the bluestocking's homeliness and lack of social grace?

You may have noticed a theme by now - most of the blogosphere's fashion offerings have a distinct lack of editorial grace.

He is the sort of killjoy who, when attending a social gathering, would be deemed intriguing for the first 20 minutes but quickly would wear out his welcome with his haranguing intensity, rigid certitude and lack of social grace.

"The government's refusal to debate this important matter highlights its cynical preparedness to attack and undermine anyone critical of its policy approach and the prime minister's lack of good grace as shown by his refusal to apologise to Mr Milby," Albanese said in a statement following the short-lived discussion.